One-Ingredient Almond Butter

One-Ingredient Almond Butter, incredibly simple - all you need is almonds and salt.

I can’t believe I tried almond butter for the first time just last year! It feels like almond butter has been a staple in our kitchen for years now. We were going hiking and bought one of the little packets of almond butter, as I wasn’t ready to commit to a whole jar… We enjoyed it as a hiking snack, and I was blown away. It was so tasty!

Once we got home I knew right away that I just had to make some of my own. I had already made peanut butter and figured it must be a similar process. It was incredibly easy AND the resulting almond butter doesn’t require a pesky plastic container! That’s a win-win for flavor and waste.

Now I use homemade almond butter extensively. I put it in my oatmeal, I use it sauces, on pancakes, and sometimes I just eat it by the spoonful. Yum!

This Almond Butter is incredibly easy, creamy, super tasty, and produces zero waste!

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Ready to make this One-Ingredient Almond Butter

1 - Toast the almonds: You can toast them in the oven (preheated to 350 degrees F) on a lined baking sheet for 5-10 minutes. Or toast them in a skillet on the stovetop for about 3-5 minutes or until they’re golden in color.

Toasting the almonds helps them release their natural oils as you blend them. But be sure to keep a close eye on them! Burnt almonds makes for bitter almond butter.

2 - Blend: Now toss the almonds in your food processor or high-powered blender and blend away! It takes about 20 minutes for the almonds to blend into creamy goodness.

You may have to scrape down the sides of the food processor a couple times. Just be patient and let the food processor work its magic. Keep blending until the almonds become super creamy - it will happen, I promise!

3 - Add sea salt to taste. Enjoy!

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Almond Butter: Tips, Tricks, and Tools

Kitchen tools: you will definitely need a good food processor or high-powered blender

Don’t add any oil: You don’t need to add oil. Added oil will decrease the shelf life of your almond butter.

Variations: Feel free to add honey, cinnamon or other spices to change it up. Keep in mind that adding honey may decrease the shelf life.

Storage: I like to store my almond butter in mason jars. Almond butter will keep for several weeks (or longer!) in the fridge.

We hope you love this super easy One-Ingredient Almond Butter recipe!

It’s incredibly easy, creamy and great with oatmeal, on toast, with apples, in almond butter truffles or even by the spoonful!

Love this simple snack recipe? Check out our other delicious Snack Recipes like this Tahini Banana Bread (topped with almond butter!) or our Oatmeal Energy Balls (use almond butter instead of peanut butter).

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